yes if the impulse is big enough to bring the body`s initial velocity to 0
we know that friction can not propose motion, its just opposes it... is the same true for frictional impulse as well??
say if a body is moving in +ve x - axis nd a frictional impulse acts on the body towards left, then under any condition can it propose motion in -ve x- axis??
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5 Answers
Dr.House
·2010-08-16 06:37:02
Subhomoy Bakshi
·2010-08-16 22:54:51
http://www.targetiit.com/iit-jee-forum/posts/rotation-instantaneous-centre-of-rotation-12434.html
look at #14 and #19
that might be something u ll get interested to solve in this respect! :)
Hodge Conjecture
·2010-08-17 04:15:16
@subhomoy
thnx for posting the link...........it is one of the best threads i have seen up till now.....
Subhomoy Bakshi
·2010-08-17 05:35:05
welxx! ;)
the thread is a bit haphazard!
and everything i liked at that time put together... :P